The Japan Football Association announced Tuesday the men's national team will travel to Germany to face the four-time World Cup champions in an international friendly on Sept. 9.
The clash in Wolfsburg will be a rematch of last year's World Cup Pool E meeting between the two countries, won 2-1 by the Samurai Blue on their way to the last 16 in Qatar.
Japan, ranked 20th in the world, and Germany, currently 14th, have played each other three times, resulting in one win apiece and a draw.
Several current members of the Japan squad play club football in Germany's Bundesliga.
"Germany truly possess world-class strength," Japan manager Hajime Moriyasu said via the JFA.
"This is a precious opportunity for us as we look to strengthen our team."
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